At 09:01 AM 9/11/99 -0700, Spike Jones wrote:
>
>Ian I wonder how long before one of the ATF agents
>breaks ranks and publishes a tell-all? Perhaps
>I should start a meme on idea futures. Welcome
>back, Ian, long time since we heard from ya. spike
IAN: Thanks Spike! Last night watching a
Dateline segment on Waco I made what may
be an important observation. Regular nonFLIR
video taken above the Mt Carmel Center
showed reflections of sunlight off the large
pool in the back, as one might expect. So I
watched the FLIR, which rotates around the
Center dozens of times, and there are *never*
any sunlight reflections in the water from
any angle. This is an ideal reflection-test
that basically proves that the FLIR did not
pick up sunlight reflections that a regular
camera did. This makes sense if you think
about it. The beam of sunlight coming off a
body sitting in the sun is not itself going
to be a lot (or any) hotter than the body
itself, and the FLIR only sees hot/cool.
I believe that that observation does fatal
damage to the sunlight-reflection theory
regarding the obvious gun-muzzle flashes.
Another breakthrough for independent
researchers that's been eclipsed by the
latest on Waco is that recently acquired
radar data from the NTSB shows that there
were 30 ships (!) below Flight 800, most
of them are in or are heading toward the
active naval-warning zone. The official
story is that the only Navy ship in the
area was 180 miles away, but these Navylike
ships are within 30 miles. Details:
http://users.erols.com/igoddard/30ships.htm
See 'um move: http://flight800.org/shp_an.htm